Garage-rock couple compile a lifetime of noisy joy.  Full text...

Dead Moon knows it rocks, and gives us more than enough examples to prove it on Echoes of the Past. More than enough: 12 or 14 tracks would have done the trick. The 49 simply make this band's history too hard to swallow, too expansive and too unfocused for an introductory course that a collection like this should be.  Full text...

There's a lot of music on Echoes of the Past, just shy of fifty songs, and it's a lot to take in, but every minute of every track is worth the trip. From their debut album, In the Graveyard to their 2001 LP, Trash & Burn, nearly every aspect of Dead Moon is presented here, not that anyone but the rabid faithful would know the difference.  Full text...

The only real complaint here is abundance. Some songs are more memorable than others, but the overall consistency level never flags. But at 49 tracks and two-and-a-half hours of music, listening front-to-back is only reserved for those driving the nation's highways alone at night, amped on coffee and White Cross, with few other souls in sight.  Full text...